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<em>Yes, because even though their side lengths are different, their internal angles are the same.</em>
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
a(c-b) = d
Use the distributive property, which states: x(y-z) = xy - xz
a(c-b) = ac - ab
ac - ab = d
Add ab on both sides
ac = d + ab
Divide both sides by a to isolate c
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AB = ==> distance between the bottom of the plank; and the wall ===> 3 ft.
C ====> 49 degrees
For letter a, to solve for AC:
AC ==> HYPOTENUSE. The angle C is the OPPOSITE side of AB.
use sine :
sin A ===> opposite/hypotenuse
Solve:
sin 49 ====> 3/AC
AC ====> 3 / sin 49
AC ====> 3.96 ft.
For letter b, to solve for BC:
We are now given with the base (3 ft.); and; the hypotenuse (3.96 ft.) so we can use the Pythagorean theorem:
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
Let:
a ===> AB
b ===> BC
c ===> AC
(AB)^2 + (BC)^2 ===> (AC)^2
3^2 + (BC)^2 ===> (3.96)^2
(BC)^2 ===> (3.96)^2 - 3^2
(BC)^2 ===> 6.6816
sqrt (BC)^2 ===> sqrt 6.6816
Answer: BC ===> 2.58 ft.
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A number line. like where u plot the points (usually numbers) to compare them.
The second equation has 4x in it t. So to eliminate X, you need to multiply y = x-2 by -4, so the x would become -4x.
